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Believe In Your Poetry

You must believe, to have your poetic soul become reality. Unlike any other, I hope you are!! Dull, Beowulf poetry do not re-create. Speak your soul, whatever that be. Don't compare your writings to others, you will create fragility. Write of subjects that brighten your soul like a star. Not just long words, they make me pronate. If you are willing, write poetry that sings of thee! 12-30-2020 12:30pm PSt

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Darlene De Beaulieu

Date: 12/31/2020 4:27:00 PM

Hello Panagiota, you said it very well. I create poetry from my heart. My pen flows the words until it runs out of words. Happy \New Year. Hugs Darlene xx

Paul Callus

Date: 12/31/2020 8:34:00 AM

You could not have said it any better, Pangie! First of all, we write for ourselves, then, if we share, it's up to others to take us or leave us. Wishing you a happy new year full of blessings and inspiration. // paul

Harry Horsman

Date: 12/30/2020 10:08:00 PM

So positive, just love this, Pangie, All the best for the New Year...Harry

Panagiota Romios
Date: 12/31/2020 3:41:00 AM

Inner Peace and Joy Be yours, Harry! Glad you liked this one. Hugs from California. Grateful you read my poetry. Hope I am better this year! Evening with my 14 year old grandson who is sporting a mustache? Lol -Always, Panagiota

Tom Cunningham

Date: 12/30/2020 1:37:00 PM

Words of wisdom Pangie, you write from the heart and soul. Tom

Panagiota Romios
Date: 12/31/2020 3:34:00 AM

Yes, I do. A prescription for being avoided.))) That's a joy! An indication, like other poets, the average poets disliked them. But you know me, a sheep I am not. No desire to be number one on the popularity list. As I said I came here to write nothing more. You did well this year. Keep on. Always, Pangie